Work on Karachi's Numaish-Mosamiyat section of BRT still a month away
• Officials say contract for construction of Red Line Lot-2 will be finalised in four weeks • 18-month deadline set for completion of the section once the contract awarded KARACHI: After remaining stalled for nearly six months, the longest and one of the most crucial stretches of the Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) Red Line project has finally moved a step closer to resuming work, with the first phase of…
After a six-month hiatus, the longest and most vital stretch of the Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) Red Line project in Karachi is once again poised to resume construction. The Sindh government had suspended work on the 12.8-kilometre Numaish to Mosamiyat segment, known as Lot 2, in April due to concerns over the project’s prolonged delay.
TransKarachi, the project's implementing agency, has completed the bidding for the structural works, including elevated U-turns, flyovers, underpasses, and BRT lanes. The bidding process for Lot 2, which includes 16 stations and grade-separated structures, began on October 8 and is expected to conclude within a month. The completion deadline for Lot 2 is set for June 2028, while Lot 1 and other sections have their own respective timelines.
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